Celebrate new Landcare Group and learn about the history of Crace
Did you know Crace has several significant Aboriginal sites, including three scar trees and a traditional ochre collecting ground? Artefacts
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What’s happening in the Crace Community Association
Crace welcomes new residents to over-60’s complex
"We’re very excited to share that the first residents have moved in to The Central, on Galore Street. Twelve residents
Read moreThe Crace Study survey 2014 is now open
The Crace Study’s third annual survey is now open and all residents are encouraged to take part, have their say
Read moreNew Landcare group established in Crace
A group of environmentally-aware Crace residents came together recently to form a new conservation group that will carry out projects
Read moreTaking action on Indian Myna birds
Indian Myna birds are an introduced pest and are common in Crace. Not-for-profit community group The Canberra Indian Myna Action
Read moreNational award recognition for Crace
Crace has achieved national recognition at the 2014 Property Council of Australia / Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation & Excellence Awards,
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